University of West Florida (UWF) is a public research university in Pensacola, Florida, founded in 1963 and opened in 1967 as part of Florida's State University System. On a 1,600-acre campus—the third largest in the system—it offers 110+ programs across arts, business, science, engineering, health, and education. Highlights include NCAA Division II Argonauts athletics (2019 football national champions), space-grant status, and strong online presence.
Common Majors
Business, nursing, psychology, biology, computer science
"UWF's Argo pride fuels beachside community on our sprawling pine campus. Off-campus, Pensacola beaches and Gulf adventures refresh; students love small classes, prof mentorship, D2 (now D1) tailgates, research centers, sailing, online flexibility, and coastal culture prepping us for Gulf Coast careers."
Team & Tuition
Tuition (no scholarship)
$5,776 (in-state), $18,658 (out-of-state)
Conference
Gulf South Conference
Scholarships Available
Yes. Both athletic and academic.